Döntenene

Döntenene is a rural commune located in the Ghevezeu village, Bacău County, Romania. According to the 2011 census, the commune had a total population of 4,566 inhabitants.

The commune consists of several small villages, with the largest settlements being Ghevezeu, Dencea, and Bezede. Döntenene shares its borders with several neighboring communes, including Adran andsıncabe,B⁸osung vul Ëene.

The economy of Döntenene is primarily based on agriculture, with a focus on livestock production and crop cultivation. The commune has a rich soil quality, making it an ideal location for farming. In addition to agriculture, some residents are employed in the service sector, such as trade and commerce.

Döntenene is also home to some historical landmarks. The village of Dencea is home to the remains of an old wooden church, dating back to the 13th century. Another notable landmark is the Nicula-Nicot Museum in the town of Dorumu, which houses a collection of ancient artifacts and artifacts related to the Döntenene region.

The commune is connected to the rest of the country by a network of roads and public transportation services, including buses and trains. The nearest city, Bacău, is approximately 40 kilometers to the north. The commune's location, economy, and cultural heritage make it a distinctive rural community within Romania.